I really like my XF10 and have never had any issues focussing in low light....but then depends on what you mean is lowlight? Took it to a club and took pictures of a dancer and singer which really surprised me with the IQ. I use mine for street and family snaps....the images are very sharp and...
Yes agreed...although I was thinking of a second hand VRII which brings the price down to something comparable....having said that there are features of the G2 that I really like such as the Tap in console which should get over the obsolescence issue....the G2 is also a bit warmer than the Nikon...
I want to get an f2.8 lens in this zoom range.....and here in the UK I can get a new Tamron for roughly or maybe a little more a used Nikon.
Which one should I go for and why?
Anyone had experience of both of them?
I have read some reviews of the G2 and of the Nikon and while both of them are...
Opps...posted a thread exactly as this one before seeing it...apologies did not mean to hijack anything...so will be interested in the conclusion here.
I have the S version and wondering if it's worth upgrading to the P version...it seems not given the response so far.
Does anybody have any experience of the new Nikkor 70 to 300 E f 4.5-5.6 lens.
I have the older version (G) and while its superb at the lower focal lengths it is a little soft at the outer reaches. Is the new version any better and therefore worth upgrading to?
Any views?
That is a very shallow DOF....his right ear and shoulder is out of focus. I would try a few more test shots with a smaller aperture and really get to know the lens before I started fiddling with settings etc....but then thats just me....
It also looks quite 'soft' even the in focus bits so...
Useful tip....many thanks. Yes I think I will try to keep it simpler in future and understand the dynamics of the lighting.....thanks. very helpful.....
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